The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-20

scngCfs anu crew were
seen aft. They had been
overlooked and were screaming
to the boats to return. They were
subsequently rescued half dead from
the effects of the smoke and heat.
The masts were seen on the horizon,
but ten hours elapsed before the
ork City came near. n Bark WAS
sighted shortly after the boats left |
the steamer and her crew were pres
pairing 10 pict up the survivors |
when the steamer ork City, attract,
ed by the flames of the burning YES
sci, which were shooting up hund.
red feet in air, bore down and with
difficulty took all hands
OH board The rescued
people were treated with the utmost
kindness by the captain and the crew
OF the York City, acd the passengers
| speak with much feeling of the cons
sideration which was accorded them.
! The York City proceeded TO London
after landing the City OF Montreal's
| passengers aud crew at Queer, 'own.
| The survivors are unanimous III de-
clsring that the officers aud crew Of
| The City OF Montreal did their
duty nobly and skilltuly. The
names of those In the messing boat
are:
Passengers Samuel Kaufman.
George Arnold, Samuel Mckee, Nc
nard Woo,ton, stephen Topper 81.
mon HDtilli Skatchmgka
Crew = Henry Fr'zicr, Charles
Rqdc, William Franucy, Patrick
Hughes Charles Smith and Tnos.
Wilberiorce.
NUMBERS or PASSENGERS.
IloBOkEN. y. j., August lg.-TEc
North German Lloyd steamer TRAY,
from Brei, m, met with serious
accident, about IL o'clock this morn
ing, while making her pier in this
| city. There WAS Il tug alongside the
large ship, when suddenly her bow
swung around and crashed into tho
lower portion of the pier, tearing
away the entire roof a portion of
the she'd icl upon the bow of the ship.
striking several of the steeragc pas
seugers and two or three of the crew
| Numbers OF pa. >1ngcrs had their
heads cut open and are believed TO
have been seriously injured \ panic
cnsueG on board the ship, aud the oil.
GERS had great difficulty III restoring
oracr
A SHAM BECOMES REAL.
ST. LOUIS. August ia spcciA,
from Enfield, Ill says: at the re.
union of the Eighty-nlnth Illinois
Volunteer lnfHntry,aud the soldiers OF
White and Hamilton counties, which
has been in progress here tor several
days, the closing dan, festivities
ended with "a horrible calamity, which
will probably cause the death of two
men ana the mutllation OF seven
others. The last day Of the reunion
opened with an immense concourso
OF people assembled in the fields nd.
joining the town to witne,
sham battle between the
regiments and the citizens. At II
u. III. the opening shot announced the
moving of the columns aud the bate
ries on an elevation and in tho shan
fort near by, opened u fusladc. Tn,
rapid firing led 10 a premature dis
charge Of field cannon on the cleva-
ton, blowing of at the elbow the
right arm OF James Brock eth, OF
Carmi, III. Scarcely had the echo oI
this gun died away, when means nj
INC rhaln tort Detokened another
calamity "A large gun had burst ii
the hcatCt tine engagement ana five
men lay about the place man gted and
bleeding.
HGpe SuiAhger' OF McI-ean'boro
hNu ootA ariEs DIoW II olI-Ihe rlght at
We wrist ana me Ielt at the shoulder
ne cannot 4rViNe we shoes
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